Sentence examples for offenders are allowed from inspiring English sources

New York City's plan to arm most of its probation officers contrasts with the policies of other big-city departments, including those in Chicago and Los Angeles where only officers who routinely deal with "high risk" offenders are allowed to carry a gun.

The criminal law, however, in defining such conflicts or troubles as criminal wrongs to be dealt with by a public criminal process, steals them: it transfers them to the professionalized context of a criminal justice system in which neither victims nor offenders are allowed really to participate; it thus denies those to whom the conflict belongs the chance to work it out for themselves.

Other approaches are oriented on common sense ("We have to keep children away from sex crime offenders").; still others result in laws, which, for example, proscribe where such offenders are allowed to live.

Nearly 5,000 restaurants in 1997 had escaped any inspection, and even the worst offenders were allowed to stay open.

In some cases, offenders were allowed to re-join the youth group after psychiatric treatment.

The shadow education secretary, David Willetts, said: "It is now a week since the original revelation of a sex offender being allowed to work in schools.

Would a first-time, nonviolent drug offender be allowed into Canada?

Not everyone will be forgiving, and you may lose some members if the offender is allowed to return.

Former offenders who are allowed to vote are less likely to return to prison and more likely to become reintegrated into their communities.

Furthermore, the fact that offenders often are allowed to work enables them to support families, pay restitution, and even help pay for the equipment used to monitor them.

"One of the problems we see is that sometimes officers become repeat offenders because things are allowed to be handled in-house, and other times they get away with things altogether," said Blanks.